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Professor Muiris MacCarthaigh

Muiris MacCarthaigh is Professor of Politics and Public Policy in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen’s University Belfast. He is Co-Investigator with the Irish State Administration Database project (www.isad.ie) and the Northern Ireland lead on the International Public Policy Observatory. He is Director of the Centre for Public Policy and Administration at Queen’s University Belfast.
Ministerial portfolio changes adding to policy pressures
Europe
Ministerial portfolio changes adding to policy pressures
Public Policy-making in the Contested Context of Northern Ireland
Politics and Democracy
Public Policy-making in the Contested Context of Northern Ireland
Centenary of Dublin Castle handover a chance to take stock of Irish state development
Politics and Democracy
Centenary of Dublin Castle handover a chance to take stock of Irish state development
A ‘super-wicked’ policy problem: the cross-border challenges of responding to COVID-19
Health and Wellbeing
A ‘super-wicked’ policy problem: the cross-border challenges of responding to COVID-19
Public believe banks have yet to atone for the past
Economy
Public believe banks have yet to atone for the past
Ten Years on from the Banking Crisis – The consequences are still deeply felt across Ireland
Business and Enterprise
Ten Years on from the Banking Crisis – The consequences are still deeply felt across Ireland
Understanding how austerity makes public sector organisations collaborate
Public Service Management
Understanding how austerity makes public sector organisations collaborate
Budget 2018 looms large, but Irish government still shadowed by crisis
Economy
Budget 2018 looms large, but Irish government still shadowed by crisis
Five risks to cost-saving when using shared services
Business and Enterprise
Five risks to cost-saving when using shared services
Swapping Sides: Role reversal for parliaments in Dublin and Belfast
Politics and Democracy
Swapping Sides: Role reversal for parliaments in Dublin and Belfast
Election 2016 could be the real ‘earthquake’ Irish election
Politics and Democracy
Election 2016 could be the real ‘earthquake’ Irish election
Where now for the Northern Ireland public service?
Public Service Management
Where now for the Northern Ireland public service?